STRNG Seeds – Chemdawg

Chemdawg is famous for its potent aroma, vigorous growth, and dense, high-resin buds, a staple for growers seeking yield and intensity.

It typically finishes in 9–10 weeks after the light switch, depending on conditions and phenotype.

It’s known for a strong diesel-like scent with pungent, earthy undertones — one of the most distinct aromas in cultivation.

It can reach 100–140 cm depending on pot size and training — moderate stretch during early flower is expected.

Yes, in warm, dry climates it does great — just ensure airflow and sun exposure are steady through late September.

Buds are chunky, lime to olive green, with amber pistils and dense trichome layers — very sticky and aromatic.

Intermediate to experienced growers do best with it, especially since it can be sensitive to overfeeding or humidity.

Very strong, odor control indoors is a must. The smell intensifies from week 5 onward.

Yes, expect 1.5–2x its height during the first 2 weeks of bloom unless you top or train it early.

With proper care and training, yields of 500–600g/m² are achievable.

Yes. STRNG Seeds only offers feminized Chemdawg seeds, ensuring every plant grown will produce flower.

Feminized seeds save time, space, and effort — no males to cull means more productive plants per square foot.

STRNG Seeds offers carefully stabilized Chemdawg genetics for consistent structure, aroma, and finishing time.

Yes, STRNG Seeds includes a germination guarantee with every pack. Full policy details HERE.Answer

Yes, Chemdawg works well in SOG due to its central cola strength and fast vertical growth.

Provide 35–45 cm between plants for proper airflow and to allow full branch development.

Yes — topping once or twice during veg helps control height and creates a more even canopy.

It does. LST can help manage its stretch and open up lower bud sites for more balanced yields.

Moderate defoliation in early flower is helpful — focus on removing large fan leaves that block bud sites.

Keep RH between 40–50% during bloom to avoid mold and support resin development on its dense flowers.